The event brought together more than 50 national and international experts to discuss the future of digital health, artificial intelligence, and data governance. Topics included the integration of AI in healthcare, the creation of regulatory frameworks for digital medicine, new competencies for healthcare professionals, and strategies to promote accessibility and inclusion.

Representing Hattrick IT were Martín Zúñiga, María Eugenia González, Mariano Ayende, and María Gómez. The team showcased GINA, Hattrick’s femtech platform that provides adolescents with confidential, medically validated information and guidance on sexual and reproductive health through a modular, AI-enabled design.

The congress served as a milestone in defining Uruguay’s roadmap for digital health transformation, fostering collaboration between technology companies, healthcare institutions, and policymakers toward a more connected, equitable, and data-driven health ecosystem.

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